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Farmers, feedlots chafe at consumer demands for change
Rapidly shifting consumer preferences are helping produce huge changes in the food business. That's causing visible fractures within Minnesota agriculture.
Minnesota officials expect costly sex offender program fix
Dayton, legislators and Judge Frank's failure to agree on the best way to fix the MSOP program leaves uncertainty over state appeals, new legislation and the need for a special session.
Documents: Tribal members sought ban on keeping Mille Lacs walleye
Internal state documents show Mille Lacs tribal members wanted a no-keep rule on walleyes. They also show scientists doubt a state plan to stock walleye will help the fishery recover.
After five weeks, Guthrie's Haj sees love and challenges
In an interview, Joseph Haj said he's focused on how to connect theater with the community it serves.
Sexually harassing behavior, texts bring U athletic chief's resignation
"At a recent university event, I had entirely too much to drink. I behaved badly towards nice people and sent truly inappropriate texts," Norwood Teague said Friday. The university called it sexual harassment.
Two Muslim-led groups held competing press conferences Thursday about the federal government's counter-terrorism pilot program, known as CVE or Countering Violent Extremism.
Art Hounds: B-Girl-Be and a haunting musical in Duluth
The Art Hounds recommend an art exhibition inspired by women's contributions to hip hop, a dance concert that looks at a generation's fascination with The Carpenters, and a musical inspired by a tragic event.
The bankruptcy case of the Twin Cities archdiocese moves to the next stage now that Monday's deadline for filing claims has passed.
Appetites: Eating your way down Central Avenue
Central Avenue, from Interstate 694 to northeast Minneapolis, has dozens of eateries that represent a huge array of cuisines. The Heavy Table has been working its way down the street, meal by meal.